Dress code for day 1?

[mudskipper]

You work with Netraider then?

- no, it definitely doesn't include contractors. Was quite amused when all the key business users of the system I built got awarded a bottle of bubbly for its successful implementation. I only found out by chance when I saw the pic from their awards day on t'intranet.

[Old Greg]

- no, it definitely doesn't include contractors. Was quite amused when all the key business users of the system I built got awarded a bottle of bubbly for its successful implementation. I only found out by chance when I saw the pic from their awards day on t'intranet.

Did you frame a picture of yourself holding your invoice and put it on the wall?

[SimonMac]

Did you frame a picture of yourself holding your invoice and put it on the wall?

[SimonMac]

Sainsburys Head Office in Holborn - not wearing a tie can get you marked down in your end of year review (permie, obviously) as "not living the values".

I think they probably behead contractors for the same crime.

Just turned them down for the contract I am on now, looks like a lucky escape!

[RiCu]

Just turned them down for the contract I am on now, looks like a lucky escape!

In fairness, I liked it there. Permies get the bulk of the corporate BS. Good location, friendly. I certainly wouldn't advise people to discount it.

[MyUserName]

ClientCo has "guiding principles" - each month they have an employee framed and displayed prominently as being the person who most embodies these.

Nasty - they could at least stick to framing photos of the relevant employees! Did they get the idea from Han Solo in The Empire Strikes Back?

[gigahoe]

Sainsburys Head Office in Holborn - not wearing a tie can get you marked down in your end of year review (permie, obviously) as "not living the values".

I think they probably behead contractors for the same crime.

Did the tie have oranges all over it? If so I think I had to wear the same when I was 17 with a short sleeved shirt